Automata: Rule 30 feeds the Game of Life, which seeds a 3D automaton

Starting the simulation…

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To find out why your GPU isn't being used, open chrome://gpu (or edge://gpu) and look under Graphics Feature Status.

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This page draws with WebGPU, which this browser either lacks or has switched off. Here's how to turn it on.

Chrome / Edge / Brave (Chromium)

Open chrome://gpu (or edge://gpu) and check WebGPU under Graphics Feature Status.
Make sure hardware acceleration is on: Settings → System → Use graphics/hardware acceleration when available. If it's already on, scroll further down chrome://gpu for the specific WebGPU error.
On Linux you may also need chrome://flags/#enable-unsafe-webgpu and chrome://flags/#enable-vulkan.

Firefox

Open about:config and set dom.webgpu.enabled to true, then restart.
Diagnostics are found at about:support under Graphics.

Safari

WebGPU ships in Safari 18+. If off, enable it under Develop → Feature Flags → WebGPU.